Day 3 of the Delray Beach Open 2020 features many Americans on the courts with the 4th seed Reilly Opelka headlining the schedule of play.
An American is set to kick off day 3 unlike day 2 at the Delray Beach Open 2020. It's Ryan Harrison and he will play Soonwoo Kwon. Ryan Harrison hasn't fully lived up to expectations so far in his career but he could change that here. The Korean, on the other hand, has played fairly good this season and he will look to continue like that.
The Florida crowd will then be able to see Norrie and Nakashima. Norrie was brilliant yesterday when he beat one of the favorites Fritz in three sets. He will look to continue his run against Nakashima who is currently America's best youngster. If he managed to beat Norrie he would solidify that claim even further.
Another interesting match will be between the 4th seed Opelka and McDonald. The Florida crowd will love seeing a match between two native players and it should be an enjoyment. Opelka never won Delray Beach so he will be looking to change that this year.
The last match of the day will be between Nishioka and Noah Ruben. Nishioka is fighting to enter the top 50 and a victory here will bring him closer to that. His opponent is tricky especially on American soil so he will need to be careful.
Delray Beach Open Day 3 Schedule of play
*All times displayed are in the local Delray Beach time (GMT -5)
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